Sermons

The Bible makes the plan of God very clear. The purpose of all of His creation is to bring as many people as possible to salvation, to be part of His family in the Kingdom He will establish. If everything in God’s creation works together for the purpose of His plan, how then do we fit in? What role do we play? How can we. Become more useful to this awesome purpose designed by God? The good news is that we all have the great potential to make an immense difference if we simply understand and do what we are called to do.

There must be no community between light and darkness. We are to become light, and no darkness must be in us.

In this sermon, important concepts regarding the nature of God and the potential of man are being discussed.

Without question all of us suffer trials in our life–some more than others. This is a review of why we, as Christians, go through various trials and how, through the faith Jesus Christ gives us, we can overcome them.

A look at events leading up to the return of Christ and the challenges facing us at the beginning of the millennium.

How do we appear before God in worship services? What physical and spiritual standards do we reflect and manifest?

Length:  9min

The Bible tells us that we ought to meditate, together with Bible study, prayer and occasional fasting. But what exactly is biblical meditation? On what are we to meditate, and what can meditation accomplish in our lives?

How are we preparing for the return of Christ, which will occur when the seventh or last trumpet sounds? We are told that Christ will come visibly–and soon. We need to watch and pray to be counted worthy–and the Bible tells us much about the proper role of a watchman. We need to become ready, looking forward to the coming of Christ.

The Feast of Trumpets pictures an absolutely pivotal moment for
the elect of God! While on the one hand it will usher in our entry into the
Kingdom of God, it will also mean that time has run out for some others. The
biblical record shows that we must not forfeit our opportunity to respond to
God’s calling.

Giving is an characteristic that we must develop to enter in the Kingdom of God. God gives to us freely. He gave His only Son for our sins. Giving shows love. We must come to the point where we love all people.

In this ninth and final installment, we are covering the necessity of constant, vigilant and persistent prayer, as described in the sixth chapter of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. We discuss the meaning of praying “in Christ’s name,” and address the concepts of prayer, supplication, intercession and giving of thanks.

4>Eric Rank | August 28, 2010

People resort to actions not in their normal behavior when lacking good choices.  Without God guiding us we can lose the focus we should always have.  If we linger too long in gray areas of understanding we stand the chance of losing true understanding.

In this eighth installment, we are covering the whole armor of God, as described in the sixth chapter of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. As true Christians, we are not to fight against flesh and blood, but we must fight against Satan and the rulers of the darkness of this world–wicked spirits in high places. We can never win this fight, unless we have put on God’s spiritual armor.

In this seventh installment, we are covering the end of the fifth chapter and parts of the sixth chapter of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. We are discussing the Christian relationship between husbands and wives; parents and children; and employers and employees.

While this world is full of counterfeit, so-called, “faith healers,” the Bible, nevertheless, explicitly reveals that God does heal people.  The power to heal the sick is a gift from God through His Holy Spirit, and healing is something about which Jesus Christ carefully instructed His Church.